Press Release
April 18, 2018 Ottawa, ON Polar Knowledge Canada
Polar Knowledge Canada (POLAR) is pleased to announce the launch of an engagement process for input to inform the development of POLAR’s next 5-year Research Plan and broader agency-wide Strategic Plan that will guide future funding, programs and activities from 2020 to 2025.
Individuals, groups and organizations will have an opportunity until May 31, 2018 to contribute to POLAR’s Call for Input online or by fax or mail.
In addition to the Call for Input, POLAR will seek opportunities to engage directly with the Canadian polar research and knowledge sharing community, including First Nations, Inuit and Métis groups and organizations.
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“POLAR’s engagement process for its 2020-2025 priorities will be critical in to ensure that our programming is aligned with priorities that Northerners and Canadians identify as important. We look forward to hearing from a wide range of partners and stakeholders from across Canada, especially the North.”
Richard Boudreault
Chair, Board of Directors
“This engagement will build on input received via the process to co-develop a new Arctic Policy Framework for Canada, and ensure POLAR is well-positioned to work collaboratively to address the most important priorities of Indigenous Peoples and other residents of Canada’s North through Arctic research and Indigenous knowledge.”
David J. Scott, PhD
President and CEO of Polar Knowledge Canada
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For more information, media may contact:
POLAR Media and Communications
Polar Knowledge Canada
613-292-1759
communications@polar.gc.ca
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